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To simplify use in scripted applications, it would be helpful if there was an option to interpret the --secret argument as a string containing base-64 encoded bytes. Perhaps an additional --base64 or -B option could be used to specify this behavior.
The same outcome can be achieved by writing the bytes of the key to a file and using --secret @filename, but directly supporting base-64 would avoid the need to write the key to a file.
Summary
To simplify use in scripted applications, it would be helpful if there was an option to interpret the
--secret
argument as a string containing base-64 encoded bytes. Perhaps an additional--base64
or-B
option could be used to specify this behavior.The same outcome can be achieved by writing the bytes of the key to a file and using
--secret @filename
, but directly supporting base-64 would avoid the need to write the key to a file.Example
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